Living as a scientist on Mars in 2035 would be an amazing experience, but I would also face many challenges. First of all, Mars’ atmosphere is not breathable for humans. That means I would always have to wear a space suit or stay inside specially designed living areas. If there were an air leak, it could be very dangerous!
Another big problem would be food and water. Mars has very little natural water, so we would need to extract it from ice and use recycling systems. Food from Earth would be limited, so we might have to grow our own plants in greenhouses.
Also, dust storms on Mars are very strong. If I were outside on a mission and a storm started, getting back to my colony could be difficult. The dust could also cover the solar panels, reducing our electricity supply.
Finally, being so far from Earth could make me feel lonely. Talking to my family and friends would take minutes because of the long distance. However, exploring Mars and making new discoveries for humanity would be worth all these challenges!
And I believe that one day, all of this will come true.